English Verbs List With Gujarati Meaning

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1. English To Gujarati Meaning
2. English Verbs List With Gujarati Meanings
3. English To Gujarati Translation

Two-part verbs

Some verbs are two-part verbs. They consist of a verb and a particle:

1. Welcome to the 10th lesson about verbs in Gujarati. We will first learn about the present tense, followed by the past tense, and future tense.We will also analyze some grammar rules, and finally practice how to ask for direction in Gujarati.
2. Confusing Verbs There are many verbs that sound similar and it’s easy to get confused between them. Here is a list of some of the most common confusing verb pairs, their meanings and examples of how they should be used in a sentence.

grow + up
The children are growing up.

Often this gives the verb a new meaning:

take + after
She takes after her mother.
(= She looks like her mother or she behaves like her mother.)

In Gujarati some verbs are આવવું (AvavuM),જવું (javuM), બોલવું (bolavuM), બેસવું (besavuM), ખાવું (khAvuM)etc. While using verb in English sentence we strip 'to' out of it. Some verbs which can take both forms have a change in meaning depending on whether the verb is followed by the gerund or the infinitive. Here is an explanation of these verbs with examples to help provide context. Forms of verb or for that matter the verb itself is an integral part of English. Verb comes from the Latin verbum, a word. It is so called because it is the most important part in a sentence. It is the word that tells or asserts something about a person or thing. Different forms of verbs are must to built a tense.

count + on
I know I can count on you.
(= I know I can trust you or I know I can believe you.)

Some two-part verbs have only one pattern:

Two-part verbs 1

Two-part verbs 2

But other two-part verbs have two different patterns. The usual pattern is:

but sometimes these verbs have the pattern:

When the object is a personal pronoun, phrasal verbs always have the first pattern:

She gave it back. (NOT She gave back it.)

He knocked it over. (NOT He knocked over it.)

We will be leaving them behind. (NOT We will be leaving behind them.)

Two-part verbs 3

Two-part verbs 4

Common verbs with their most frequent particles are:

Three-part verbs

Some verbs are made up of three parts:a verb and two particles.They have the pattern:

Common three-part verbs are:

A few verbs have the pattern:

Verbs like this are:

Three-part verbs 1

Three-part verbs 2

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There are many verbs that sound similar and it’s easy to get confused between them. Here is a list of some of the most common confusing verb pairs, their meanings and examples of how they should be used in a sentence.

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Exercises – Confusing verbs

English To Gujarati Meaning

Choose the correct word from the parenthesis at the end of the sentence as in the example.

1. As a child, I spent each summer in France with my grandmother. (spent/wasted)

1. I have already ____ to the customs in this new country I live in. (adapted / adopted)
2. Ed ______ Suzanne at a single’s party last month. (met / knew)
3. The girls ____ money from their father to buy their mom a gift. (lent / borrowed)
4. My father _______ the American flag on all US holidays. (raises / rises)
5. He’s ________ down because he doesn’t feel well. (laying / lying)
6. Cho left China and _______ to Australia in 1998. (emigrated / immigrated)
7. I don’t know how to do it, but I’m sure the service department ________ help you. (can / may)
8. I hope you will _______ your job well. (make / do)
9. Anna parties every night. It has started _______ her work. (effecting / affecting)
10. Please turn off the lights. We don’t like to _____ energy. (spend / waste)

English Verbs List With Gujarati Meanings

Answers:

English To Gujarati Translation

1. adapted
2. met
3. borrowed
4. raises
5. lying
6. immigrated
7. can
8. do
9. affecting
10. waste